Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
i
See
It
welcome
in
London
this
year
but
the
picture,
pretty
"oon,
g'.vim-it
seems
the
creatures
of
the
wild
piace
whitehorse
as
the
caoi
'
were
not
numerous.
However,
no
w
0,
Yuk
Territ
,
one
will
be
disappointed
as
the
'
lur
eveui
various
sound
reasons.
In
a
tire'
business
of
eniovine
the
way.
Friday,
March
16,
1951
to
scold
stages
of
the
fesUval
proceeds
change
means
a
new
deal.
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces'
Members
Visit
New
Brunswick
OTTAWA
About
eighty
Members
of
Parliament
nui
the:r
wives
spent
thre.
nays
.-gently
in
St.
John,
N.B.,
at
the
invitation
of
Daniel
A.
Riley,
Liberal
mem
be
-
for
St.
John-Albeit.
Mr.
Riley's
guests
u.e
entertained
or
a
critic
.
forthwith.
The
King
will
salute
Whitehorse,
for
years
terminus
.
i
.
..
.
.
LlllVlllO
h.
me
uuaras
as
iney
swing
past,
oi
tne
wf
6i
Y
railway,
and
a
mm
The
spectacle
will
be
a
smart
point
of
expanding
aerial
iravi
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by
!
I
THE
V
WON'T
MIND
I
It
seems
a
shade
early
to
take
for
granted,
tales
of
fewer
tourists,
steamship
cancellations
and
a
renewal
of
anxiety
over
the
by
the
St.
John
Board
of
Trade.
I
With
Whitehorse
u
be
the
new
the
Province
of
New
Brunswick
'
capital
of
Yukon,
Dan
McOrew
should
fee!
strangely
disturbed
He's
never
known
anything
else
citatinn
in
Knrps
They
were
and
the
city
of
St.
John.
Th
visitors
found
St.
John
in
the
midst
of
mid-winter
activities,
including
th.-;
handling
of
wheat.
PEOPLE'S
!
DIPLOMACY
save
Dawscn.
The
lady
known
as
not
s0
tlmld
ln
preViOU8
interna
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Rupert
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News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
in
Easter
Sui
ls
may
aiso
conciuue
mere
is
tional
arguments.
As
a
rule,
something
pending.
mid-summer
boats
were
packed,
Tney
wanted
change
anything
i
I
hUl.MJ!)
snrviKinririi
LUUltAL
to
get
away
from
dusty
stuffy
Its
going
to
be
more
difficult
routine
to
thp
...,.,
KPa.
of
,h
NEW
DELHI,
India.
namely,
the
rifcht
to
a
s;para'e
When
one
of
the
most
in-
E""16111
f
its
own
if
they
s
fluential
editors
in
India
oCo
Transportation
Report
,
to
buy
a
car.
More
walking
will
north.
And
snould
a
dasn
of
ad.
AND
ALL
HOLIDAY
CLOTHr
AT
REAL
SAVINGS?
told
me
that
the
Western
AFTER
THE
MEETING
p
oper,
probaoiy
be
essential.
Less
nnv-hv
invito
m
a
-
,
,hvin:i
1
lng
means
more
exercise.
That
venture
be
thrown
in,
so
much
the
mora
entertaining!
democracies
in
eeneral
foreigner
from
farawav
in
have
1
ought
to
lead
to
sin
improvement
See
our
Display
Windows!
Shop
and
next
week.
Hundreds
of
,tki
.....
'"M
Dawson
is
going
to
be
out
of
tea
and
cakes
with
the
executive
I
in
general
health
which
in
turn
unrl
thP
TT
?
A
in
nnvtim.
ana
me
U.&.A.
Ill
,
.
paitlCU-
amh..S9rinr
.
fnnnt1
him
will
bring
about
reduced
hospital
K.C,
Clothiers
lar
were
izzlne
cit
in
Asia
bj-
a
jolly
fellow.
He
agreed
that
the
'
service.
Hence,
brother,
in
the
border
between
Canada
and
th?
midst
of
all
our
blankety
blank
RE
WOOLS;
1
ttinac
onn
trmihwic
nhsprvfl
hnur
.'election
of
W.1
things
have
a
way
of
getting
smart
ior
wear
a"
tk...
around
the
corner
after
all.
In
a
wirte
variety
of
coiJ
and
double-breast
iVte
SnlH
from
Ur.
,
'
wmm
:ause
they
lacked
direct
contact
with
th.?
Asian
masses,
I
de:idt
i
to
see
how
the
Asians
were
acting
within
the!:
own
famiiy
circle.
I
A
Moslem
fiend
told
me
that
.
the
Ambassador
of
Afghanistan
j
was
to
sj'.-ak
that
very
afternoon
to
a
students'
meeting.
I
drove
to
the
Dassupta
College
at
5:30
on'
a
Saturday
after
U.S.A.
was
the
freest
and
friendliest
in
the
world.
I
did
not
want
to
be
even
on.
small
eomT
of
a
wet
b'ankt
and
tell
him
that,
although
that
is
the
t
uth.
even
our
fre?
torr'.T
is
not
quite
ai
free
or
faendly
as
it
was
in
the
good
old
days.
oCo
THE
AMBASSADOR
TOLD
ME
"J
DU,
i
sm
i
u.
A
snow
storm,
seven
boys
and
eleven
marbles
were
all
seen
together
at
the
same
time
yesterday,
Thursday,
March
15.
Usually,
one
can
depend
on
the
evidence
of
his
senses.
.mom
MORE
BARGaJ
noon.
Tile
college
buildinu
itse)f
is
FOR
THE
MEi,
TABAKDIXE
COATS
-
lii.'jd
belled
coals.
Al'
a,
Hhnrtuu
.r
n-
j
was
crude
by
our
standards
and
that
Russ!,
Afghanistan's
big
")
ECOMMENDATIOXS
made
by
the
Royal
Com-
mission
on
Transportation,
whose
report
was
abled
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday,
are
such
s
might
have
been
reasonably
expected.
For
a
long
-ime
it.
has
been
obvious
that
loosely-knit
transportation
services
in
Canada
have
been
due
for
streamlining
and
co-ordinating
towards
the
end
of
efficiency
and
adequacy.
Transportation,
if
the
report
is
adopted,
would
be
considered
from
the
long-range
and
over-all
standpoint.
Control
of
the
various
forms
of
transport
would
be
unified
and
highway
transport
would
also
be
brought
into
the
federal
picture.
It
is
easy
to
see
where
the
implementation
of
the
recommendations
would
result
in
more
satisfactory
service
on
a
sounder
financial
basis.
For
a
long
time
it
has
been
recognized
that
the
Canadian
National
Railways
should
get
some
kind
of
a
new
deal
and
be
relieved
of
the
load
of
debt
that
the
system
inherited
and
which
these
many
years
has
hung
as
a
millstone
around
its
neck.
All
in
all,
it
appears
that
much
good
could
ensue
from
actions
which
should
not
be
too
long
in
ensuing
from
the
recommendations
of
the
commission.
This
advwt!3.meni
is
not
published
or
Ui.spluyrd
by
lh
Liquor
Control
.
BBrtl
tit
by
the
Oovonimenr'
ol
'
Hriuh
Columbia.
"EVES
RIGHT"
Bearskins
from
Northern
Columbia
would
have
been
ul
ulCy
ajn,
Brown.
NOW
Ij
i
neighbor
to
the
north.
Now
she
has
Communist
China
as
a
iwxt-jdoor
neighbor,
too.
!
That
means
that
she
has
to
I
tread
very
warily
in
the
Interna-tional
field.
In
most
bloe-clat'h
votes
at
the
UN,
Afghanistan
a')-i
Stains.
Around
the
UN,
th.-1
b3."
II
ma:
veiled
to
hear
that
it
had
no
less
than
?.3
emolled
stu-Ic'enis
who
attended
on
the
two-!
hif
t
system.
Thr.:
must
hive
;rern
over
4::3
of
the
530
total
of
.the
afiernocn
shift
nreser.t,
and
:
ajain
I
auked
myself:
I
"What
r.T??ntage
of
our
Can-ud:an
students
would
s'iv
til'
:f:30
cn
a
Saturday
afternoon
to
ihea-
a
scc-ech
on
their
next-door
'
neighbor
country?"
I
oOo
ft
.Ay
A
A
Nyi-OV
SP0ET
SHUTS
colors
o'
Nylon-Aceuit.
Pegular
'7.50.
Now
DIAMOND
SOX
-Pn,,,
Diamond
Sox.
Shrink-.
In
nice
patterns.
Vm'ij
sell
i
S3
50.
NoWmlr..
a
i
THE
MTINPt
ITSFLF
TOOK
place
outdoors.
The
air
was
soft
i
Work-Saver
Ranges
by
DRKSS
PANTS
A
large
variety
of
nicely
talitw
Plains,
stripv-H
e'erts
and
herrlngbonet.
Ailctj
Real
bargains
at
$
W
ORK
PANTS
Pure
wool
heavy
work
Danti
TnV
(fishing
an'1
a'l
tvpes
o'
work.
Retrularlv
$850
,
Still
No.
1
Need
iook
to
kidding
thn
Aff?hans.
calling
the
country
Abstalnlstan
oOo
THE
ONLY
MINOR
MISHAP
that
I
suffered
at
the
meeting
was
when
they
passed
m.1;
a
plate
of
what
looked
lika
little
white
balls.
I
wasn't
sure
what
they
wer.-?
or
what
I
was
supposed
to
dd
ith
them,
but
my
neighbD
whispered
they
were
a
sort
of
candy.
I
ate
one
and
It
tastd
fine.
The
only
eatch
wai
that
it
spurted
Juice
all
over
my
ni?e
tie
and
shirt.
oOo
I
CAMF
AWAY
FROM
THE
meetine
with
a
htte
idea
of
what
they
mean
when
they
sav
there
is
a
"renascence
in
As'a"
and
ths
thre
has
to
b
mo-e
direct
kind
cf
peoples'
diDlomay
if
the
Western
democracies
are
stronRly
tailored.
Now
selling
et
c
kRINCE
RUPERT
seems
to
be
back
about
where
BOYS'
WEAR
and
warm.
Ther?
was
eoori
lo'irl
speaker
equipment,
with
two
mi-:
"rcchores.
I
wns
a
bit
di'tted
if'om
the
srveeches
became
l'ter-!ally
hundreds,
maybe
thousands
;nf
birds,
swecred
overhead.
They
tare
called
kites,
and
have
an
I
annoying
caw,
like
crows.
A3
the
meeting
prcceeded
litU
street
u-cliin.
tarefcat.
passed
'
back
and
forth
In
front
of
the
crowd.
i
oCo
j
THE
AFGHAN
AMBASSADOR
to
India
is
u
friendlv
down-'t''-.sarth
sort
of
-hap
in
his
40's.
He
.spoke
in
Enpllsh
and
apologized
PANTS.
SWEATERS.
SIURTS,
WINDBREAKS'
started
in
regard
to
the
long-campaigned-for
H2S
LONG
PANTS
All
wool
heavy
weights.
We
Usually
seM
from
$8
.00
to
$7
00.
Now
WOOL
WINIIBREAKERS
Pure
wool
wtadbnti-effect,
full
zipper.
All
sizes.
Regularly
$5.50
to
(!
Now
SCHOOL
PANTS
Strongly
tailored,
Ion
ol
re
New,
ra'r
f
Vipi
fri
-n
vith
it.
SCHOOL
SHOES
Well
built,
strong
school
liiw
I
in
advance
lcr.
his
lack,
cf
flu-'
"
ency,
though
in"
fact
his
iangua?'
iwas
excellent.
I
13
and
1
to
5.
Special
U
He
spoke
for
S3.
minutes
anc
15
1.
I
E
DENIMS
8-oz.
Denims,
fancy
decori'Joa
Repulariy
$3
50
to
$3.75.
Now,
pair
over
and
ov.?r
stressed
the
them?
ithat
India
arid
'Atghanistan
had
always
teeii
iir.Kd
in,
vast
hi
tory
by
literature,
religions,
as
r
hop
and
air
field
development.
Department
of
National
Defence
is
reported
reliably
to
have
ruled
out
the
project
as
a
defence
necessity.
We
may
have
our
ideas
but
it
is
difficult
for
us
to
argue
from
the
defence
standpoint.
It
is
a
technical
matter
and
there
are
experts
upon
whose
decisions
we
must
stand
or
fall.
But
we
do
know
that
from
the
commercial
and
business
standpoint,
a
landing
field
as
near
as
possible
to
Prince
Rupert
is
becoming
more
and
more
a
vital
necessity.
There
is
no
other
community
of
this
size
or
importance
in
Canada
that
has
not
facilities
for
land-planes.
The
present
service
is
slow
and
circuitous,
inconvenient
and
inadequate
because,
as
long
as
we
have
to
depend
upon
sea
craft,
we
cannot
have
adequate
size
and
speed.
We
may
have
to
start
all
over
again
on
the
campaign
but
we
cannot
give
up
now
for,
until
we
are
provided
with
a
landing
field
by
some
means
or
another,
Prince
Rupert
is
going
to
be
completely
behind
the
times
and
inadequately
serviced
from
the
,
standpoint
of
transportation.
And
that
is
not
good.
ave
at
MOFFAT
1144
i;i
we'.l
as
by
geography.
He
pave
us
all
a
first-class
histrtrv
lesson.
Wh.-n
he
?$n&'
down
to
the
pre-ent
situaticr?
it
became
very
cltar
that
Afahi.nistan's
relations
with
India
are
closer
and
more
cordial
than
?re
those
between
Afghanistan
and
Pakistan.
The
ambassador
was
most
ex-rlicit
in
urging
"self-deterrrtina-
I
hiti"
fro-
tvio
PataTo
9nH
kin
dred
tribesmen
who
make
up
j
what
is
now
the
Northwest
Fron-
j
tier
Province
of
Pakistan.
Al-
though
these
were
of
nrecisslv
j
m
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